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A Novel Multi-Source Image Registration of Porcine Body for Multi-Feature Detection. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Zhong Z, Zhi S.
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PLM-interact: extending protein language models to predict protein-protein interactions. [PDF]
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Art Arbitrage - Violations of the Law of One Price Created by Fine Art Auctions
, 2015 Amy Liu
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American Journal of Roentgenology, 2012
The radiologic aesthetics of some body parts and internal organs have inspired certain artists to create specific works of art. Our aim was to describe the link between radiology and fine art. We explored 13,625 artworks in the literature produced by 2049 artists and found several thousand photographs in an online image search. The examination revealed
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The radiologic aesthetics of some body parts and internal organs have inspired certain artists to create specific works of art. Our aim was to describe the link between radiology and fine art. We explored 13,625 artworks in the literature produced by 2049 artists and found several thousand photographs in an online image search. The examination revealed
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The Lancet
Abstract This chapter argues that the Fine Arts served, in the Romantic period, as a proxy for conversations about class and politics. Whether the subject was the taste of the King and Prince Regent, government expenditure on military statues, or daytrips to Hampton Court by members of the newly emergent middle classes, essayists and ...
William Gell, null Batty, George Petrie
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Abstract This chapter argues that the Fine Arts served, in the Romantic period, as a proxy for conversations about class and politics. Whether the subject was the taste of the King and Prince Regent, government expenditure on military statues, or daytrips to Hampton Court by members of the newly emergent middle classes, essayists and ...
William Gell, null Batty, George Petrie
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